Future 5G cellular networks will need to deliver significantly increased system capacity and
user data rates. This expected growth along with today's shortage of spectrum raises the …

Current interest in the millimeter wave technology is motivated by both old and new factors.
Over the past decade, regulators have allocated up to 9 GHz of Spectrum near 60 GHz for …

Millimeterwave band is a promising candidate for 5th generation wireless access technology
to deliver peak and cell-edge data rates of the order of 10 Gbps and 100 Mbps, respectively …

Designing and developing a millimetre‐wave (mmWave)‐based mobile radio access
technology (RAT) in the 6–100 GHz frequency range is a fundamental component in the …

With the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT), billions of new connected devices will come
online, placing a huge strain on today's WiFi and cellular spectrum. This problem will be …

Wireless backhaul plays an important role in transporting data between the internet and
subnetwork. Considering the fast-growing need of access to data in today's world, many …

Due to the allocation of large contiguous bandwidths in excess of several gigahertz in the
mmWave spectrum, mmWave communications plays a key role in the next generation …

The directional nature of communication in millimeter-wave bands suggests that the
frequency selectivity of the channel may be limited due to the absence of reflected paths …

The growing demands for wireless access continue to drive research on wireless systems in
order to meet requirements for higher rates, lower latencies, and denser deployments. As a …

Resilient high capacity and low delay millimeter wave wireless mesh networks (WMNs) can
provide suitable backhaul connections for future broadband mobile networks. The WMN …